Ohio State might be the best NFL factory in the history of college football. Here are some numbers to prove it.

You could easily make an argument that going to Ohio State is a high school kid’s best chance to get to the NFL. Here is some evidence.

Ohio State continues to show out in the draft. The ten total selections came in as tied for the second-most of any program in America. It was the sixth time OSU has had more than ten players selected in the draft.

With three first-round selections (DE Chase Young No. 2 to Washington, CB Jeff Okudah No. 3 to Detroit, and CB Damon Arnette No. 19 to Las Vegas) broke a tie with USC for the most all-time first-round selections. The Buckeyes now have 84 all-time compared to USC’s 84 first-round picks.

The three first-round picks kept Ohio State in a tie with Alabama for most picks in the first round since 2000, as well, with 31 apiece. This was the fifth consecutive year that Ohio State has developed multiple first-round picks and the sixth time in the last seven years.

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